Late at Tate Britain presents the Interactive Architecture Lab... October 25, 2019 | Ruairi Glynn
Six Movements @Ars Electronica Festival August 29, 2019 | Ruairi Glynn
Prototypes in Public August 13, 2019 | Ruairi Glynn
Creative Coding Summer School May 31, 2019 | Ruairi Glynn
Study Design for Performance & Interaction at UCL... January 10, 2019 | Ruairi Glynn
The presence of animated objects in Performing Arts
October 27, 2019 | Claudia Cortes Herrera
The use of artefacts has played an essential role in the evolution of the Performing Arts. Their original appearance in the field was associated with ceremonies and rituals carried out by ancient cultures. They were used as healing and prediction … Read More
The Body within the body: How to achieve body movement and sensations through body augmentation
October 27, 2019 | Angelina Papachatzaki
Humans are impossible to move without to feel. Senses define our movements. The purpose of this paper is to investigate how to achieve body movement and sensations though body augmentation. Through phenomenological research the body becomes the medium of expression … Read More
Constructing Liveliness: The Experience of Nature Embodiment in Kinetic Architecture
October 11, 2019 | Dalia Todary-Michael
A reality where nature becomes ‘lost’ is upon us – a future that is fast approaching over a built strata of hyper-artificial environments. It towers over limited possibilities of retaining a skin of untouched nature over the earth. Urban life … Read More
Chasing Existence
October 11, 2019 | Saria Ghaziri
This paper postulates that kinetics could work as a scaffold to the brain. The research is based on one of my most recent projects; “In Rhythmic Fragments”. Drawing parallels between the art of meditation and the perception of rhythmic motion … Read More
Enhancing a Sense of Presence: An Insight into the Impact of Interactive Visual Experiences on States of Human Consciousness
October 10, 2019 | Danniella Vizcarra Barra
This thesis seeks to address the nature of the interactive relationship between a human and a choreographic installation. Placed in the context of an increased dissemination of modern technology that reduces an individual’s sense of presence within the space that … Read More
From Performer to Observer and the space in between: An exploration of the role of performance in interactive installations and everyday life.
October 10, 2019 | Marina Ieridou
This thesis report is has arisen from the work I am doing with my collaborators Arum Larasati Winarso and Austera Premakara which argues there is a simultaneity between performance and observation. I analyze the concept primarily in the context of … Read More
On Designing Interactive Performative Space with Responsive Computational System
October 10, 2019 | Qiuyan Da
This thesis focuses on studying interactive space and the people within from a performative perspective. Through constant forming and reforming, an interactive space provides opportunities to create a new kind of performance experience – an interactive performative event. The potentials … Read More
The Architecture of Us
October 10, 2019 | Reuben Jacob
Humankind has always looked to mould their surroundings to their liking, the beginnings had us inhabit and shape the natural spaces most accessible, from caves and niches in rocky outcrop to dense forests with sheltered canopies. We have come a … Read More
Integrating psychology principles to design a multi-sensory cognitive and performative challenge
October 10, 2019 | Alexandra Yagilowich
This research will provide knowledge of the factors involved in designing multi-sensory training games to enhance memory and produce positive learning outcomes. This is achieved, by presenting methods, techniques and case studies that assess the knowledge and skills that learners … Read More
Teaching a Robot To See: A Conversation in Eye Tracking in the Media Arts and Human-Robot Interaction
October 8, 2019 | Robert Wuss
Eye movements, most effectively Point of Gaze, can help predict social cues in communications. When included in a conversation participants look for these social cues to give affirmation or feedback regarding how to behave and react. Point of … Read More
Can humans perceive autonomous balloons as intentional beings
October 8, 2019 | Jingcheng Xie
Many intelligent robots have multiple functions to help people do much burdensome work or accompany people, which clearly indicates the increasing importance of the robot. In this paper, we explore the balloon movement as a form of intentional features communicating … Read More
Tones in the Key of Virtual Space
October 7, 2019 | Qianhua Fu
Room acoustics is the phenomenon of how sound performs and interacts with a space. Virtual reality is an emerging technology that enhances a reality experience with an unlimited amount of space. This essay focuses on the interaction between sound and … Read More
